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Staying here was a truly unique experience. You get to stay in a historic building at a stunning location. I really enjoyed the special atmosphere of the place, both at night and then in the morning. On top of that, everything is well run with clean and comfortable rooms and an amazing breakfast. Thank you again for the great stay - too bad that I could only stay for one night...

This was the best accommodation deal encountered while I have spent my time in Korea. The price is very friendly to a hotel with this level of service. And it is placed at the main "promenade" center in Andong, a few minutes walk from the Train Station, Tourist Information, main local bus departure point to the attractions. Maybe the availability of a breakfast service would have been nice, but I do not think they have dining facilities on site.

Arrived in Andong around 12nn at bus terminal. We found our way to Andong train terminal and the hotel was just a short distance away (about 5 mins walk) . Although check in time was at 3, we were thankful to have our room early for a quick wash up. A toiletry pack was given to us and we were pleasantly surprised that there were many amenities included in the pack (such as facial wash and facial moisturizer). In the room, there were more bottles of toner, body lotion and even hair spray at the vanity table. The room floor is heated which was perfect for the cold weather. TV provided is a smart TV and you can access internet from the TV itself. In terms of staff friendliness, they were helpful in making our stay as comfortable as possible although they couldn't speak any English. Tip: Use a translation app when communicating. Getting to Hahoe Folk Village was easy and we followed the instructions given by the staff. Getting back to Andong bus terminal requires some figuring out but nevertheless, the location of hotel is great. Clean, spacious and warm! Thank you for your kind hospitality!

Location and staff” The location of accommodation is very far from Andong center, we (my girl friend and I) needed to ask the owner to pick us up from Andong train station after we visited Hahoe Folk Village with helping of Hahoe staffs to contact the accommodation owner in Korean. It took us about 1.5 hr from the train station to the accommodation by car. The owner does not speak English but tried to communicate with us by using a language translating application in his smart phone. On the next day we left the shelter, we had to pay KRW 20,000 more for dropping us at the train station.

This hotel is close to a tourist information centre which is very useful if it is your first time to korea. Furthermore, it is pretty close to the bus stop that brings you to the main attractions in Andong. It is a quite town but the hotel is located near shopping areas and food market, which enable you to enjoy jjimdak(andong chicken). However, the room is quite small and only allows 2 people to stay per room. As we have 3 people in a room, and it seems unlikely to add a bed, so we have to squeeze on a double bed. More preferable for couples.

We loved this guesthouse.. The room was cosy and clean. The bed was very comfy! The garden area is really nice and there are cute dogs too! The staff were so helpful and kind. We were able to leave our bags too. The breakfast was delicious and delivered right on time! It was close to the train station and a short bus ride away from the bus terminal. Wold recommend staying here if you are coming to Andong.

This motel is only few blocks away from Andong railway station. Within few minutes walking distance there is a street full of restaurants, where we have had one of the best meal during our trip in Korea. The room design looks a bit old but very clean. The bed is comfortable, just that the fridge is very noisy at night. Staff is very helpful, even though the communication could be a bit problem when asking for more detail direction.

we didn't really know what was available in andong...we just wanted a cool place to stay while we visited the mask festival. this guesthouse popped up and the price seemed right so we reserved for 3 nights. we were stunned that it was a good 30-40 minutes ride outside of town. if we had a car, this would be a much better place to stay. the advantage is that it is right next to a bus stop, so you don't need a taxi. however, the buses are limited, so if you miss it, your only option is a taxi. the room is tiny with bare minimum essentials, basically your futon and rice pillow and a light. the floor is warmed at night by the traditional fire, not electric. that was very nice. there is a shared shower room and toilet. you must walk outside to get to it. so in the colder months, i would probably not like that. the shower was hot and lovely to use though. the woman who manages the guesthouse is sweet and friendly and welcoming. however, don't expect anything else....there are no meals here or even a cup of tea. being that you are out of town a long way, breakfast or at least tea in the morning would really be a great addition to this stay. across the road from the guesthouse is the loveliest setting! it is on the river and there is a beautiful small park to sit or stroll. so pretty! the setting is the best reason to visit here and if you want the experience of sleeping in a traditional korean house.

It was a memorable time with my friend in this house. Although the location is pretty far away from the town, they came to the bus station where we got off for picking up us. We really appreciated about this. The room was very cozy, and the floor was very warm for cold. Of course, it was not perfectly comfortable because the toilet was apart from the room, but I just got used to it. Thanks for here, we got a decent experience in Andong.

Staff had limited english but were helpful. I would say this was a love hotel but was quiet and in a quiet area. But a good walk from the downtown area. However, more restaurants and cafés than downtown. Easy bus or taxi ride to the bus terminal to catch the bus to Hahoe Village, which is very nice. But no WiFi and no breakfast, and a bit expensive for what you get in my opinion.

I visited Andong to check out the annual mask dance festival (highly recommended) and stayed for one night at the Andong Park Hotel. The location is great - very close to the train station, and easy to spot. I was on my own, but booked a family ondol room, as it was the only one left, and was quite impressed. Lots of space, clean and comfortable bedding (on the floor - traditional Korean-style) and a decent bathroom. Staff were fine, and though I didn't have breakfast, it looked okay. Overall, definitely recommended.

We had never been to Andong before and I chose this hotel based on past reviews which I can verify. The rooms were spacious and had all the amenities including a hot water dispenser computer big screen tv refrigerator and a large bathroom. The major negatives were a hard bed and poor hallway lighting. But it was ideally located a block from the train station and bus stops which take you to all the tourist attractions. The staff did not speak great English but my wife is Korean so we were able to get directions to good restaurants locally and recommendations for sites to visit and which buses to take.

it was one of the worse hotel i ever ended up in. win hotel is a love motel for those ppl who need a room for a couple of hour. the worst thing is the staff, they don't speak a word of english and had no idea what agoda.com is. so they try to charge us again for the room even though agoda charge from my credit card already. we arrived the hotel tiredly at 9pm, and still need to discuss with the lady at the reception about our booking via agoda.com it took us an hour until she got someone who could speak a little english. i told her to call agoda hotline in korea but no one picked up the phone. finally the lady at the reception called someone else and finally she let us stay without having to pay again. i was with my 62-year-old mother and this really crash our nice trip in andong! by the way, don't even think of asking for some tourist info, because no one speaks english there!

The Guesthouse is located right in the middle of the Hahoe Folk Village. The architecture is traditional and simple, the ondol rooms were a bit small but had an A/C and TV in it. The mats were a bit too thin (or maybe we Westeners were not used to them yet). The showers and bathrooms were across the courtyard. The owners were a young family who helped us with everything and even showed us to a good restaurant just down the pathway, mentioning that it is their family's. Their specialty was Andong chicken and they even sold bottles of Andong Soju (Andong is the next bigger city closeby). The food was very good and still ok-priced (look for the set menus). There are not too many options in the village though since everything is closing early and it's a very small town far outside the city, so bring your own food and snacks if you like. One of the owner even drove us to the train station because we had to take an early train with his own car for a small fee! A big thank you to the owner for that!

It is a beautiful house and fairly clean. No shower though. You have to call the owner to warm up water to shower. To go to the shower, you have to go to the house next door, which is a main house and we had to call the owner 5 minutes before. After my husband shower, when my son went, there was no hot water and he had to take a cold shower. The traditional mattress they provided was not even close to the traditional matresses other hanok provides. We all suffered a severe backpain, which was somewhat expected, but to this degree. The same thing with pillows. We had to ask for towels and toilet paper, which was very inconvenient. In the morning, the owner literally stand around us to hurry us out around 10:30 because he said he has an appointment outside and he had to go. No other people work in the house. We paid USD 170+, but no service available. No internet either. No other amenities.